Abstract
The articles in this special issue are drawn from presentations given at a workshop on Dialectical Legal Argument: Formal and Informal Models , held December 12th, 1996 at the University of Tilburg, The Netherlands. The workshop was hosted by the Center of Law, Administration and Informatization of the university. The aim of the workshop was twofold. A specific aim was to bring together two research communities interested in dialectical models of legal argument: recent logically oriented research in AI & Law, and recent informal research within the pragmadialectical school of argumentation theory. The more general aim was to show that the fields of AI & Law and argumentation theory may well benefit from studying each other’s results.
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